Hi oldiron29, see attached photo below the #2 is how a Canadian 584 is connected for a Loader. Item #38 the remote control valve has a 90 Degree elbow(circled in blue) on top that is connected to item #39 a hydraulic pipe that goes to the draft control. We remove item #39 hydraulic pipe and cap the inlet to the draft control, loosen the lock nut on the 90 Degree elbow turn it towards the front and tighten lock nut and then connect item #30 the Input hydraulic line to the loader remote valve and connect the Outlet hydraulic hose to the drain plug under the axle.
So your USA assembled 584 does not have the 90 Degree elbow on top of the remote hydraulic valve like #2 in the photo?
I tried looking at the caseih.com parts site but this new parts site gives only a generic description for the parts, no indication of function. I also looked at my I&T shop service manual for 684 and it does not give a clear picture of the hydraulic flow.
Before you change the loader Outlet hydraulic hose from the drain plug to the capped end of the draft control, you have to determine which end of the pipe that you removed is the high pressure end and connect that to the Input of the loader valve.
Probably the best solution for your USA 584 is the #1 in the attached photo requiring the purchase of the correct Power Beyond plate.
My apologies for all the mis-information, I did not realize that the USA assembled UK Doncaster tractors had a different hydraulic setup, I was aware of the electrics and the power steering.
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